NVIDIA has unveiled its brand new A100 PCIe GPU accelerator which now comes with a liquid-cooling option for higher energy efficiency.
NVIDIA has unveiled its brand new A100 PCIe GPU accelerator which now comes with a liquid-cooling option for higher energy efficiency. Press Release: Born in the mainframe era, liquid cooling is maturing in the age of AI. It’s now widely used inside the world’s fastest supercomputers in a modern form called direct-chip cooling. Liquid cooling is the next step in accelerated computing for NVIDIA GPUs that already deliver up to 20x better energy efficiency on AI inference and high-performance computing jobs than CPUs. NVIDIA & ASUS ROG Introduce The World’s First G-SYNC 500 Hz Gaming Display: ROG Swift 500 Hz Features Reflex Optimizer For Hardcore E-Sports Gamers
Efficiency Through Acceleration
If you switched all the CPU-only servers running AI and HPC worldwide to GPU-accelerated systems, you could save a whopping 11 trillion watt-hours of energy a year. That’s like saving the energy more than 1.5 million homes consume in a year. Today, NVIDIA adds to its sustainability efforts with the release of our first data center PCIe GPU using direct-chip cooling.
